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No. That's not how it works. Other mods bind to it via the API mechanism EBXL has. The difference here is that someone went and did it for the mod authors rather than waiting for them to find time to do it for BoP. So they could focus on their mods and not EBXL support. It'd be nice if BoP had...

Holy Grail's newest album, "Ride the Void." Music for all occasions. Enjoy.

Now if only Arsbro wasn't such a damn pill about modpack inclusion. People who say, "I won't no matter what" piss me off.

Are. You. Listeing. To. What. I. Am. Saying? If you're in 1.4.7, install this (linked) mod and you get everything you just said. I literally said something and you responded to it by asserting the same thing I just debunked. It all works, mang. And my last tests had saplings working in the SC2...

Good news! Fixed in 1.5.1! Good news! This happens a lot less now!

She does not need to open source it to bring more members on the team. She does not need to lose or yield distribution rights if she made the source code public. She has already made human readable source code public by virtue of how she distributes her jars and how java compiles things. So it...

Do keep in mind that should could open the mod dev team up and ask for help. It's not like somehow she's required not to. Her decisions, which she has every right to make, lead to this outcome and slow release schedule. She could even farm out bugfixes and simple porting and texture recutting to...

Yeah but what, specifically, about it bothers you? Because from my perspective it seems to be a really delightful mod. It has a personal progression system and magic and a pretty cool (and downright novel, which is rare these days) power system. It has some very cool open endgame mechanics, some...

I've heard it's trivial to manufacture non-jewelry-quality purple rubes, but the clearer reds are much more difficult to synthesize because of a bunch of factors I don't really understand. Is this incorrect? I've never seen an example of one, and I did look around quite a bit. My wife has a bit...

All this, by the way, is why truly wealthy people wear rubies as jewelry. They're insanely hard to make and only occur in a few places in the world. Diamonds: not so much.

But they're like.. literally cluttered with flowers, bushes, brush, trees, etc? Mystic Forest has an amazing sum of flowers and trees and is self-illuminating in an eerie way at night? I think the other big thing that I like about BoP is that it gives biomes a purpose. Like, there is a reason...

No, but since it spawns at all heights it is hard to mine for. As a place for a player to go and mine, we mean. Automatic tools (like centrifuging lava) are great and all, but it's nice to have new, fresh things to go check out personally as part of your adventures. It's also neat to have a...

I still am trying to get the appeal of them. BoP has great versions of all of those? Am I missing something? The ironwood stuff is cute, to be sure. Highlands seems like an even less compatible, less interesting version of BoP, which is itself less compatible than EBXL. Although I might add...

Why can't I stop laughing at the model in those product shots?

I have a confession. I hate the electrolyzer mechanic. Hate it.

Which, by the way, makes the nether wayyyy more valuable as a place to go mine. In fact, if you add in Nether Ores (another of our esteemed Power Crystals mods) the Nether becomes one of the most dangerous/important places to mine that you can name. It's sorta amazing to have a nether that is...

There was obviously a falling out there. It's too bad.

I don't really get the appeal of Highlands. It seems... very vanilla? Underground biomes seems about 10x more exciting as an accompaniment to BoP or ExtraBiomesXL

I got so lucky finding that manganese ore. It has a fairly low spawn rate because it is a way to just magically make steel at a 1i1m:2s ratio. That's why I turned its spawn way down.

I can confirm that. BoP generally doesn't have epically large oceans. I've only found one that's 1k long. I like that more than ages of featureless water.